79th Annual Meeting & Convention

  • Wednesday, June 17, 2026
  • 12:00 PM
  • Friday, June 19, 2026
  • 11:00 AM
  • Historic Brookstown Inn, Winston-Salem, NC
  • 98

Registration

  • Full registration includes: 4hrs Accounting CPE, 4hrs IRS CPE, Afternoon break on Wednesday, Evening Reception on Wednesday, Thursday lunch and Friday AM Breakfast. Thursday Dinner is Dutch Treat at Jeffrey Adams on Fourth, we will have transportation from the hotel to the restaurant.
  • Registration fees include ONLY convention events- NO CPE
  • Exhibitor June 17 2026
    Exhibit table during PAS and Business Session, recognition on flyer and website.
  • Exhibitor June 17 2026
    Exhibit Space, Program Ad, Logo on Website, 1 person Welcome reception, Breakfast, Lunch
  • Exhibit space, Past Presidents Luncheon ticket, recognition on flyer and website.
  • Exhibit Space, Program Ad, Logo on Website, 1 person Welcome reception, Breakfast, Lunch, 30 minute presentation time
  • Recognition on flyer and website.
  • Recognition as a chapter sponsor. Full page in Convention Program.

Register

NCSA 79th Annual Meeting & Convention 

2026 Schedule

Dates: June 17-19, 2026

Location: The Historic Brookstown Inn, 200 Brookstown Ave. Winston-Salem, NC 27101.

HOTEL BOOKING LINK- ROOM BLOCK EXPIRES 5/17

Room rates are $125 per night plus tax and include Hot Southern Breakfast each morning, Evening Wine & Cheese reception, Freshly baked cookies & milk at bedtime, complimentary parking and free high-speed wireless internet service. Our NCSA room block will expire on 5/17/2026 please make reservations right away! 

Wednesday, June 17, 2026

  • Hotel Check-in
  • Noon        Registration Open
  • 1:00-4:45 PM    Practice Management Session
  • 5:30-6:30 PM    Kickoff Reception
  •     Dinner on your own
  • 8:00 PM  Nominating Committee
  • 8:00 PM    Game Time/Afterparty

Thursday, June 18, 2026

  • 8:30 AM    Tax Practice Sessions ~Vendors and Demos
  • 12:15 PM    NSA Luncheon
  • 2:00 PM      NCSA Annual Meeting
  • 6:30 PM      President's Dinner offsite *(Dutch Treat)
  •     Jeffrey Adams on Fourth

Friday, June 19, 2026

  • 8:30 AM NCSA Installation Breakfast & Awards
  • Brief Meeting of Nominating Committee & 
  • 2026-2027 Board will follow

EDUCATION OFFERED

Wednesday, June 17-

Practice Management Session- 4 hrs. Accounting CPE                   

It's time to look toward the future and investigate the tech tools, and automations including AI that will shape our work as we move forward! Let's learn more together!

Thursday, June 18-

Individual & Business Hot Topics-2 hrs. IRS CPE (A8FPT-T-00113-26-I)                                                          

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduces significant individual tax changes for 2026, including an enhanced standard deduction, revised tax rates, and an expanded child tax credit, while creating new exclusions for tip income, overtime pay, and Social Security benefits for qualifying seniors with income limitations. The SALT deduction cap has been modified with varying impacts by filing status, and the IRS is transitioning away from paper refund checks toward direct deposit and prepaid debit card options. Business provisions include a permanent Section 199A QBI deduction extension with updated phase-outs, restored 100% bonus depreciation under Section 168(k) for assets placed in service in 2026, and revised Section 174 R&E amortization rules affecting small business taxpayers.

Entity Issues (1065 vs 1120S vs Sch C)- 2 hrs. IRS CPE  (A8FPT-T-00114-26-I)

This two-hour CE program helps tax practitioners evaluate and choose the right business structure for their clients, focusing on the key differences between partnerships and S corporations and how LLCs fit into the federal tax classification system. The program covers the practical advantages and pitfalls of each entity type, including flexibility in allocating income, tax-free contribution and distribution rules, and strategies for compensating service partners. A standout topic is the significant estate planning advantage partnerships hold over S corporations when a partner dies and assets have appreciated in value.






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